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Deedeedee3:JAC is another brand of toyota....still owned by chinese
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Deedeedee3:Na Toyota get that car.... na their other brand be that |
Deedeedee3:You sure ?Because some kind shit no be here oh.... especially Ibadan people shit....after da Don eat that drawing board ewedu soupband black amala... And I also hear sa 95% of houses for SW no get toilet.... na true ? |
Deedeedee3:wetin your brothers da post na TOYOTA cars.. tag am ELIZADE.. And proforce tractor..... Even Toyota no fit produce G wagoon..... Toyota no fit produce fighter jet... So we still pass Japan.... Igbo's will soon overtake Chinese |
Deedeedee3:But Ibadan girls da smell like pit toilet.... Na true ?? |
gbolah1:Come for portharcout, so many people da use am, even in SE and most northern states... Yoruba people no get money, na tokunbo cars una sabi drive..... |
IGBOS are posting Fighter jet, G wagoon, iPad and tablets, motorcycles, tricycles, automotive spare parts etc... YORUBAS are posting flower, juice, cloth, sweet, chewing gum, house.... The Igbo's are the winners.. Because no Yoruba was able to post common G wagoon or fighter jet |
Yoruba people, this one wa una full for viewing centre....una no wan post again ![]() ![]() |
Deedeedee3:That means IGBOS are competing with Chinese and USA not yoruba people that can not even produce motorcycle..... |
Deedeedee3:Thank for letting the mod know say na nairaland be this......we be their customers.... Treat your custom well... But I hear and Don experience say na Ibadan girls body odour, da smell reach aba.... Na true ? |
Deedeedee3:Thank for letting the mod know say na nairaland be this......we be their customers.... Treat your custom well... But I hear and Don experience say na Ibadan girls body odour, da smell reach aba |
So after all this stories without address, Ibadan people can not produce common luxury car, G wagoon and fighter jet |
Deedeedee3:Can we see IBADAN made fighter jet ![]() ![]() |
I da enjoy this thread......I pray that the op should not close this thread.... Common G wagoon ......Yoruba people no fit produce...... Were una own fighter jet.... |
Deedeedee3:I da Ibadan now.... The whole place is booming with body odour... But can you show me una G wagoon ![]() ![]() Mod no ban me oh |
Deedeedee3:I know,,,..but show me una own...... Abi una no fit produce common G wagoon. .. |
Abeg mod no ban me oh!!!!! I hear say una da ban anybody that posted against yoruba people.... Make una no try am were I da oh... |
when will my Yoruba brothers show us their Ibadan made G wagoon and fighter jet.. ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now. Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts. He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts. “The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test. “The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.” |
Yoruba people, we are still waiting for your G wagoon and fighter jet..... abi una strength no reach that one ?? |
Abeg mod no ban me Oh.......na joke o da oh!!!!!! we are all Nigerian |
Stories without address......LOL..... IBADAN GIRLS AND BODY ODOUR
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Guestlander:Yorubas are not in any industry..... Show the address of all the trash you posted here.... Common G wagoon and fighter jet, una no fit produce |
From all indices, IGBO people are still winning.... No yoruba can produce common G wagoon AND FIghter jet IGBOS won
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YORUBA PEOPLE....... Can we see your G wagoon and Fighter jet |
YORUaba people, I Don land
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YORUBA people can we see your fighter jet or G wagoon ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now. Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts. He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts. “The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test. “The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.” |
I Don come back |
naturalman:YoRUba accept my condolence.... Make I go drink bear with my friends, I will be back by 8 pm... |
IbosEnvyYorubas:People are producing fighter jet.....you da show banana and fruits... ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now. Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts. He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts. “The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test. “The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.” |
Yorubas are trying hard to get to our standard... from car, we moved to G wagoon, from there, we moved to Fighter jet..... |
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